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MY GRANDMOTHER


The Author: Raffy Edano of G12 - Aphrodite
I woke up every morning having a lot of inspiration in my life. When I look at the old lady beside me, this another inspiration provides a smile in my heart.

She is my Lola, a 4-ft., 9-inches tall old lady with pure white hair and wrinkled skin. When she looks at you, it seems like her love is flowing into your body. She is as gentle as a cotton. She is my inspiration. She gives me positive vibes every day. A word from her can lift you up when you are feeling blue. She inspires me to be who I am every day. I want to be like her, not an old lady but a good and caring person to my grandchildren in the future.

          I want to be a good and loving person like my Lola. She makes me and everyone else smile and be inspired. She is skilled in repairing clothes and I want to be like her. But more than that, I want to be a professional fashion designer. She teaches me how to make dresses and I feel inspired to do so. She has lots of patience in doing her work and also love and passion. I want to have that kind of characteristics that’s why I really admire her. 

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